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Posted on August 5, 2015

UN puts wildlife crime on a par with drug and people trafficking

Wildlife crime is now considered as serious as drug trafficking – tackling it may help countries beat other illegal activities in the gangs and syndicates responsible









Posted on August 5, 2015

The cyber-mechanics who protect your car from hackers

After coders remotely seized control of a Jeep on the highway, it's revealed that car companies are already doing some explorative hacking of their own









Posted on August 5, 2015

Obama’s clean power plan will cut emissions – but is it enough?

Environmentalists have welcomed the Clean Power Plan, which steers the US towards a lower-carbon future, but some say more needs to be done









Posted on August 5, 2015

Ancient crystals show Earth’s magnetic field switched on early

Earth needed its magnetic field to protect the nascent atmosphere – but when did the field turn on? Magnetic rocks show it was earlier than we thought









Posted on August 5, 2015

#RosettaWatch: Philae lander reveals comet 67P’s fluffy surface

Comet 67P has previously unseen organic molecules and fluffy surface grains – just a few of the discoveries in the first set of papers from the Philae team









Posted on August 5, 2015

Gene tests and hair analysis could catch doping athletes

Tests that detect changes in genes triggered by drugs could bolster the use of a biological passport – if athletics will spend more on research









Posted on August 5, 2015

‘Dipstick’ in the brain could predict damage just in time

A probe inserted into a person's brain can alert intensive-care staff to a critical drop in energy supply, potentially saving the patient's life









Posted on August 5, 2015

Brazil’s resettlement of farmers has driven Amazon deforestation

More than a million people have been given land in the Amazon area since the 1970s, causing 13.5 per cent of all deforestation there









Posted on August 5, 2015

Humans accidentally created hidden carbon sink in the desert

The salty aquifers beneath deserts may be storing more carbon than all living plants put together, according to new data from arid regions of China









Posted on August 5, 2015

Facebook unveils drone for beaming internet access from the sky

Last week, the tech giant unveiled Aquila, the drone it hopes will help underdeveloped countries get online









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